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    Q&A - P3 Math

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      bookwormkids
      last edited by

      tianzhu:
      bookwormkids:

      I know this is a very simple question.


      Q) A can of orange juice is 300ml. What is the minimum number of cans needed to fill up a container with a capacity of 2 litres?

      Ans: 7

      Isn't \"6\" the minimum? My kid argued that \"7\" cans would be overspilled already! :roll:

      Appreciate some clarification.

      Hi

      Use 200ml from the seventh can.

      Best wishes

      Thank you, Tianzhu! 😄

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        tianzhu
        last edited by

        bookwormkids:

        Thank you, Tianzhu! 😄
        Hi

        You are welcome.

        Best wishes

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          Dignity
          last edited by

          ChiefKiasu:
          From Ai Tong Pri 3 SA1 Maths:


          A teacher gave her students some balloons. If she gave 6 balloons to each student, she will have 2 balloons left. If she gave 8 balloons to each student, she will be short of 2 balloons. What is the smallest possible number of students she has?

          Try to do this without using ALGEBRA!
          Excess+Shortage
          ______________ = No. Of Students
          Difference

          So,

          2+2=4
          4/2=2

          So, the answer is 2.

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            Tang
            last edited by

            Dignity:
            ChiefKiasu:

            From Ai Tong Pri 3 SA1 Maths:


            A teacher gave her students some balloons. If she gave 6 balloons to each student, she will have 2 balloons left. If she gave 8 balloons to each student, she will be short of 2 balloons. What is the smallest possible number of students she has?

            Try to do this without using ALGEBRA!

            Excess+Shortage
            ______________ = No. Of Students
            Difference

            So,

            2+2=4
            4/2=2

            So, the answer is 2.

            Hi,

            2 + 6 = 8

            1 --> 8
            2 --> 14

            - 2 + 8 = 6

            1 --> 6
            2 --> 14 (matched above number of balloons)

            So there are 2 students.

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              peggy
              last edited by

              Please help me with the following P4 qtn.



              24 guavas and 130 oranges in a basket had a mass of 10.27 kg. When 5 guavas and all the oranges are taken out, the mass became 4.07 kg. Each guava has a mass 5 times as much as each orange. Find the mass of the basket when it is empty, in grams.


              Thanks!

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                tianzhu
                last edited by

                Hi


                Hope this helps.

                Best wishes.

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                  match3frog
                  last edited by

                  Pl help with this P4 question. I’ve got the answer but don’t know how to explain to dd:


                  There are a total of 28 chickens and cows in a farm. If the total number of cows’ legs is 40 more than the total number of chickens’ legs, find the number of chickens and cows in the farm.

                  Thanks!

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                    teachingmum
                    last edited by

                    Hi, you may like to try the Guess and Check Method. This is a rather easy method which the younger or weaker pupils like…


                    No of Cows No of chickens Total no of cows’ legs Total no of chickens’ legs Difference

                    14 14 56 28 28
                    15 13 60 26 34
                    16 12 64 24 40 *


                    There are 16 cows and 12 chickens in the farm.[/list]

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                      teachingmum
                      last edited by

                      Hi, you may like to try the Guess and Check Method. This is a rather easy method which the younger or weaker pupils like…


                      No of Cows/ No of chickens/ Total no of cows’ legs/ Total no of chickens’ legs/ Difference

                      14 14 56 28 28
                      15 13 60 26 34
                      16 12 64 24 40 *


                      There are 16 cows and 12 chickens in the farm.[/list]

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                        tianzhu
                        last edited by

                        Hi


                        Besides Guess and Check, you may also use a problem solving heuristics called Make a Supposition or Assuming method.

                        Hope this helps.

                        Best wishes.

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